The cover page is adapted from The Mystery at Lilac Inn Cover, a painting completed in 1930 by Russell H. Tandy. The cover and title pages feature the League Spartan and Sorts Mill Goudy typefaces created in 2014 and 2009 by The League of Moveable Type. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russell_H._Tandywww.theleagueofmoveabletype.com/
The Mystery at Lilac Inn
章节(25)
- I: A Chance Meeting 0:00
- II: Rising to an Occasion 11:08
- III: A Queer Girl 19:31
- IV: About the Crandall Jewels 28:22
- V: At Lilac Inn 36:33
- VI: Accusations 45:26
- VII: Damaging Rumors 53:58
- VIII: Mrs. Willoughby’s Call 1:02:26
- IX: Nancy Investigates 1:13:49
- X: An Encounter 1:24:02
- XI: A Trip to the Inn 1:36:51
- XII: A New Discovery 1:45:32
- XIII: A Surprise 1:55:55
- XIV: New Information 2:04:48
- XV: What Mr. Drew Learned 2:13:25
- XVI: The Stranger 2:25:10
- XVII: A Crisis 2:35:13
- XVIII: During the Storm 2:45:12
- XIX: In the Storeroom 2:55:41
- XX: A Prisoner 3:05:39
- XXI: Down the River 3:14:23
- XXII: Sinking 3:25:49
- XXIII: Captured 3:33:49
- XXIV: The Search 3:43:39
- XXV: Nancy’s Reward 3:52:38
The young detective Nancy Drew’s sleuthing skills are once again put to the test when her friend’s inheritance of diamonds—forty thousand dollars worth—is stolen during a lunch. Nancy struggles to uncover enough clues to break open the case before the police arrest her friend’s guardian, the last person known to have the diamonds. Can Nancy solve the case and exonerate an innocent person before it’s too late?
The Mystery at Lilac Inn was ghostwritten by Mildred Wirt Benson, one of the many ghostwriters who wrote Nancy Drew stories under the pen name Carolyn Keene. It was first published in 1930, and was almost entirely rewritten in 1961 by Harriet Stratemeyer Adams. This Standard Ebooks edition follows the first edition text.